Guide to Historic Plymouth: Localities and Objects of InterestBurbank, A. S. (Alfred Stevens)
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Guide to Historic Plymouth: Localities and Objects of Interest
Burbank, A. S. (Alfred Stevens)
Plymouth (Mass.) -- Guidebooks
Summer Board at Reasonable Prices
HOUSE OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
Electric Lights Steam Heat
_CLARK & SAMPSON, Proprietors_
Long Distance Telephone Connection
SAMOSET HOUSE
PLYMOUTH, MASS.
[Illustration: Samoset House]
First-class in every respect. Large parlors and piazzas, electric light,
steam heat. Open fireplaces and private baths. Convenient to all points
of historical interest. Quiet and comfortable.
[Illustration: PRINCIPAL STREETS OF PLYMOUTH
AND LOCALITIES OF INTEREST]
A. S. Burbank, Publisher
Pilgrim Book and Art Shop
Plymouth, Mass.
1. Pilgrim Monument.
2. Samoset House.
3. N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
4. Pilgrim Hall.
5. Court House.
6. Cole’s Hill.
7. Plymouth Rock.
8. Site of first house.
9. Burial Hill.
10. Pilgrim Spring.
11. Training Green.
12. Watson’s Hill.
13. Pilgrim Wharf.
14. Town Brook.
15. Site of Gov. Bradford House.
16. Pilgrim Bookstore.
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